Your store data
Products, variants, customers, orders, pages, and important Magento fields are mapped, moved, and checked before launch.
Inficial helps established Magento stores move their data, protect important search traffic, reconnect business systems, and launch Shopify with less risk.
Large Magento to Shopify migration across the US and Europe
Inficial's wider Shopify work spans migration, design, development, international stores, conversion, and ongoing support.


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Your Shopify store must work for customers, Google, and the people running the business from day one.
Products, variants, customers, orders, pages, and important Magento fields are mapped, moved, and checked before launch.
Important URLs, page titles, content, and redirects are planned so Google and customers can find the right new pages.
Payments, shipping, tax, ERP, PIM, 3PL, subscriptions, B2B rules, and support workflows are tested as connected journeys.
The final data move, domains, test orders, team responsibilities, monitoring, and backup decisions are agreed in advance.
You should not have to coordinate separate teams for data, Shopify, SEO, integrations, and launch. We bring those parts into one plan.
Talk to a migration specialistWe turn the current Magento setup into a clear scope, timeline, list of decisions, and launch plan.
We map, transform, move, and check product, customer, order, content, and custom data in repeatable runs.
We design and build the storefront, product structure, content tools, and features your team needs.
We protect useful pages, plan redirects, carry over important content, and check the new store before launch.
We connect the systems that run the business and replace Magento extensions with the right Shopify approach.
We test customer and team workflows, coordinate go-live, monitor the store, and stay available after launch.
Magento to ShopifyGrasscity is part of High Tide Inc., a group with multiple ecommerce brands. The business trusted Inficial to move a long-established Magento store with a large catalog, years of customer and order history, valuable search visibility, and regional selling rules.
We delivered the migration across store data, custom fields, SEO, redirects, discounts, and multiple markets. We then shaped the result into a Shopify setup the team could operate after launch.
Each part needed its own mapping, test runs, checks, and clear destination in Shopify.
Products and their custom Magento fields were mapped into Shopify, with the extra business data structured in Shopify metafields.
Catalog groupings and discount requirements were converted into a Shopify structure the commerce team could continue to manage.
Millions of customer and order records were transformed, moved, and checked through repeatable migration runs.
Product SEO details and important Magento URLs were mapped to their Shopify destinations, with redirects prepared for launch.
Products and content limited to particular regions were converted into a market-aware Shopify setup with the correct regional mapping.
Migration quality depends on understanding the platform after the data arrives: storefronts, customer journeys, content, markets, performance, and ongoing improvements.
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Plan my Magento migrationWe turn the unknown parts of the move into a clear list of decisions, checks, and responsibilities.
Request your first reviewWhat moves, what changes, and how every important record will be checked.
Priority URLs, redirect rules, on-page content, crawl checks, and launch monitoring.
What Shopify can handle, which apps fit, and what needs custom work.
The Shopify theme, customer journeys, content, and features needed for launch.
Real checks for products, accounts, orders, payments, shipping, tax, and internal workflows.
A step-by-step schedule with responsibilities, checkpoints, and support after go-live.

A migration becomes harder when knowledge is passed between sales, project teams, and outside suppliers. Inficial keeps planning, technical decisions, build, and launch connected.
We review Magento, the catalog, data, extensions, connected systems, SEO, and the reasons for moving.
We agree how products, content, customer journeys, apps, and integrations should work in Shopify.
We run practice migrations, compare totals and samples, fix exceptions, and test real buying and team workflows.
We coordinate the final data, redirects, domains, orders, integrations, monitoring, and post-launch support.
You need a team that can look beyond the storefront and understand how the whole ecommerce operation fits together.
Clear answers across platform fit, data, operations, SEO, launch, and support.
Magento or Adobe Commerce offers extensive platform and code-level control with greater responsibility for architecture, upgrades, infrastructure, extensions, and technical operations. Shopify provides a managed SaaS foundation with defined extension points. Compare B2B, catalog, checkout, markets, integrations, governance, release ownership, and total operating cost before choosing.
Magento and Adobe Commerce can support deeply customised commerce behaviour. The question is whether that control still earns its maintenance cost. Review extensions, custom attributes, store views, integrations, deployment work, and the people required to keep them reliable. Do not assume every inherited customisation is a current business requirement.
Shopify changes where custom logic can live. Some requirements fit native configuration or apps; others need supported extensions or an external service. This can simplify core platform maintenance, but it does not remove the need to design and own the store’s integrations. Validate the hardest requirement before comparing the easier standard features.
Build a scenario around a representative customer, catalog, price, market, and fulfilment path. Let merchandising, operations, finance, and customer service review it. A technically successful storefront is not a suitable replacement if an important team loses a workflow it depends on.
Teams often evaluate Shopify when Magento maintenance, upgrades, hosting, extensions, deployment complexity, or specialist dependency outweigh the value of platform-level control. The decision should prove that Shopify or Shopify Plus can support critical catalog, B2B, integration, market, and operational requirements without recreating avoidable legacy complexity.
Maintenance costs, difficult upgrades, or dependence on a small group of specialists can motivate a move. The migration should reduce those problems in practice. Recreating every Magento customisation as a separate Shopify app or external service may simply move the complexity elsewhere.
Group requirements into what must remain, what can change, and what is no longer used. Validate the difficult group with working examples before committing to a launch plan. Compare the cost of keeping Magento healthy with the migration, new operating costs, staff training, and the effort to maintain the resulting Shopify architecture.
Products, attributes, categories, customers, addresses, selected historical orders, content, files, and other records can often move. Magento websites, stores, customer groups, configurable products, custom attributes, extension data, source inventory, and B2B entities need transformation rules rather than a direct CSV copy.
Plan beyond products and customers. A Magento catalog can include configurable products, attributes, category relationships, store-view content, and extension-owned information. Decide how each element will be represented and used in Shopify. A field that matters to filtering or an ERP needs more than a place to store its text.
Reconcile a sample containing real complexity: a configurable product, a regional variation, a customer with several addresses, and an order with a refund or unusual status. Keep source identifiers available for matching and investigation. Agree which historical records remain operationally accessible and which are archived; importing a total count does not prove useful history.
Many requirements can map to native Shopify capability, apps, Functions, checkout and theme extensions, APIs, or custom services. Some Magento behavior should be redesigned or retired. Discovery should record every extension, business rule, owner, usage, destination, test case, and fallback before scope is confirmed.
Describe each customisation as a scenario rather than a module name. For example: a buyer in a particular company sees an agreed catalog, places an order on terms, and sends it to the correct fulfilment system. This makes it possible to assess alternatives without assuming the Magento implementation must be copied.
Assign the scenario to native Shopify configuration, an app, an extension, or an external service and test its failure behaviour. Confirm plan eligibility and compatibility before treating it as included. If the behaviour cannot be reproduced safely, make the tradeoff explicit: revise the workflow, change the architecture, or reconsider the migration.
Yes, but websites, stores, views, languages, currencies, catalogs, price rules, domains, legal entities, and operational ownership need a deliberate Shopify Markets, expansion-store, B2B, or multi-store architecture. The correct structure depends on separation requirements, not the number of Magento store views alone.
Start with the reason each Magento website or store view exists. Language, currency, product availability, legal entity, fulfilment, staff access, and ownership are different requirements. Counting store views does not tell you how many Shopify stores the business needs.
Prepare a matrix for each region and compare a market-based setup with separate stores where justified. Walk through a regional product, price, order, and return with the relevant teams. Check where catalog changes originate and how they reach every destination. A structure that looks simpler in the admin can become harder if it requires repetitive updates or unclear accounting boundaries.
Many B2B requirements can be implemented with Shopify Plus B2B capabilities, catalogs, company accounts, apps, integrations, or custom extensions. Feature parity is not automatic. Map companies, buyers, roles, pricing, payment terms, tax, approval, sales-rep, ERP, and account-service workflows individually.
A Magento customer group may affect more than a discount. It can influence catalog access, tax handling, order approval, payment terms, or support workflows. Map the commercial meaning of each group before deciding whether it becomes a company structure, catalog assignment, app rule, or integration in Shopify.
Use a representative company with more than one buyer or location to test the proposal. Check what each buyer can see, how the price is chosen, what happens at checkout, and what reaches the ERP. Shopify B2B capabilities and plan requirements should be verified for the exact design; do not assume every Magento workflow transfers merely because the destination is Shopify Plus.
SEO protection requires mapping Magento product, category, content, pagination, filter, store-view, and international URLs to the intended Shopify destinations. Redirects, content, canonicals, hreflang, internal links, structured data, rendering, sitemaps, analytics, and post-launch crawl evidence should be validated together.
Review product and category addresses alongside store-view URLs, filtered pages, pagination, content, and older redirects. Decide which pages deserve a destination based on their intent and evidence of use. Copying only the current sitemap can miss old links or pages with valuable search history.
Test the migration map against the rendered Shopify storefront and its regional structure. Investigate a sample from each URL pattern, including an old redirect and a retired product. After launch, compare relevant page groups and watch for systematic problems, such as an entire category pattern reaching the wrong destination. A complete redirect file is an input to verification, not a guarantee of rankings.
Timing depends on catalog and attribute complexity, B2B, websites and markets, extensions, integrations, storefront scope, data quality, security review, testing, and launch constraints. Enterprise migrations need discovery, repeatable rehearsals, reconciliation, operational acceptance, controlled cutover, and stabilization.
The longest dependency may be an ERP connection, a B2B decision, a catalog transformation, or regional ownership rather than the storefront build. Identify those uncertainties during discovery and give each a decision owner. An early proof of the hardest workflow is more useful than a detailed schedule built on untested assumptions.
Plan repeatable migration rehearsals and reserve time to resolve the exceptions they expose. Include finance, customer service, fulfilment, and commercial approval in the launch criteria. The final window should cover data changes since the rehearsal, order handling, domains, monitoring, and the decision to proceed or pause if a critical check fails.
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